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hubes95

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Horney disagreed with Freud's contention that:
 
  a. unconscious processes play an important role in character development
  b. personality development is influenced tremendously by early childhood experiences
  c. personality development is influenced more by genetic factors than by environmental factors
  d. personality development is influenced by the use of defense mechanisms

Question 2

Neurotic individuals who aim at never being obligated or influenced by others are called:
 
  a. aggressive types
  b. compliant types
  c. detached types
  d. cooperative types



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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